t Daring Their Diurnal Jinan". and new. Town. N ADVERTISERS. may: cannot be guarantee: the 'dflsopyisliandedia. Ever-preo- Ths Norwslk lire companies will he tint for practice tonight. ' Thomas T. Garvey has accepted a posi- tion with William Kora, the cigar man- nfactursr. The monthly meeting of the Bat Fin- laters’sssoclation will be held in Arion lien tomorrow night. Hrs. James L. Ambler, of New York, formerly of Norwalk, now receives a widow's pension. The usual drill of Company F, tonight, will 'be postponed on account of the bat- ” tslicn drill Friday night. , The adoption degree will be conferred tonight by Uncas Tribe, Independent Order of Red lien, on three candidates. The iron beams of the Nor-walk Iron I Wcrk’s two-story addition were placed in V position, yesterday, by J. it. Raymond. —Wemumng candy very low. F. A. lane. Nash dc VanScoy have opened a branch . plumbing and tinning establishment in Rowsyton, and placed Stanley Raymond in charge. Conductor P. J. Martin, of the Trs )1- way company, is devoting his spare time to making a garden at his residence on Grove street. The first sociable of the Ladies' Society of the Germania will be held in their _ hall on the Washington street bridge, . Wednesday evening, lay 29. Hicbael J. Keough, who died in the Bridgeport hospital, yesterday, was thirty-five years of age. The remains have been taken to Latrobe, Pa., for in- torment. ~Bnck shad, 63 lb., at Drescher's. Frederick Schlitt will start in the V. , machete of cigars at the corner of and Connecticut avenues, and will employ hie father, Ferdinand Schlitt d brother William. notber new boiler and engine are to he-' titrated for those now in use by the Jones Manufacturing company New machinery is also being put in the factory on Hoyt street. Warren A. Osterbanks, clerk for Tris- tram dc Hyatt, was bitten on the hand by a dog yesterday. The animal is said to be owned by Edwin Comstock, of Broad River. It will be shot. The large plate glass window to replace thence broken in David Kelly's saloon two weeks ago, arrived by the boat last night. and will be placed in position to- day by Contractor J. R. Raymond. Colonel Jacob Kemple, of West Vir. I ginia, will lecture on "Public Oilice is a Private Snap, It You Get It." tonight, Ina. A. R. Hall, Norwalk, for the bone- fit of Buckingham Post Woman’s Relief W --"Pubiic Office Is a Private Snap, It You Get it,” by Colonel Jacob Kemple, orator, witaod humorist, of West Vir- ginia. Benefit of Buckingham W. R. C., in G. A. R. Hall, tonight. Admission 25c. A church social will be held tonight in the palate of the South ,Norwalk Con. church, to which all interest- ed are invited. There will be an inter- .ting programme of musical and literary neurosis mdsrui. and light rstssh. meals will be served. D. W. Raymond, the funeral director and smbaimer, will soon have the neat flttingscf his new quarters. at 93 Wash- ington attest. completed. Be is located upon the principal business thoroughfare and his place of business will undoubted- iyhsousofthebsstappoiuted of its kind in this section. Will“ Gunther hasrecelvsd his new “pound wheel. which will be ex- flkittd in Randall d: Royt'e windows. Onset the features are the twenty-six inch wheels. It. Gunther expects to . Tksuhoirof theAfrlcutletbodist WMgsvsamably de- WWinthst‘hst lsthodist Wm.umm Tbs-Ina- Mef tksekotrwasnptoitsssualem suhsnasdthseoaeartwaselt that nuts-w wflskliosld heroines-much larger. seamrtbsohsnpestsdiathsnsar Mudwbeatksrssasnetasmaay Wit-tightnhsmsndense Iehsarfleacstlsatsccaiorgaeissticn with”. ““mefl‘fiflfl. ‘ wi- i’ *me mantis . , Therseldsncsolflssrasil. Miss cs Chestnut street, is being repainted. The city of Norwalk will shortly begin to r- pair the What avenue macadam. W.J. Btebh moved yesterday into hi. on a house on Dover street. Norwalk. The Crofut t! Knapp company’s shop, No. 2. was shut down yesterday fit better inspection. —Smokedvshoulders, 9c lb., Dresoher’s. Contractor A. Bach expects to begin work on the West street widening and grading on Thursday. The numbers on Elm street are all mix- ed up and the street needs rt-numbering. This is quite an important matter. The annual meeting of the Norwalk Mills company will take place at. the company’s allies in Winnipauk, tomor- row. The total number of dogs registered in Norwalk ‘last year was 1,000. Up to date, this year. there are about 1,000 more to hear from. —-The purest codes at [lane's restaurant. Norwalk’s city council has won the commendation of the citizens by ordering the removal of the unsightly bill board! on the Wall street bridge. The ladies of St Mary's church are col- lecting a testimonial fund for the Rev. T. hi. O'Brien, who has been assigned to take charge of the Noroton parish. Norwalk's hand garbage collector, with an extra can, cost the city $55. From the appearance of the city streets the can has already paid for itself. Miss indie Thomas, financial secretary of. the Connecticut Institute for the Blind, will be in Danbury Thursday. Ber address is 333 Main street, Danbury. —When buying your spring millinery at tiles 8. Tillotson's, be sure and ask for checks on gold aluminum, given with every purchase. No. 207 Washington St. The boat Neiman, with coal for the Norwalk Lock factory, and the barge Minnie, with a cargo of coal for J. C. Wilson&Co., are being discharged at John H. Ferrie’ wharves. Alonzo Nickerson, of Chapel street. was taken with a fainting spell on Wall street, yesterday afternoon, and was as- sisted into Brennan's music store, where he recovered in a short time. City Engineer Wood and Secretary Mansfield, of the Tramway company, yesterday looked over the crossing of.tbs company’s tracks into Belden avenue. The company will at once make repairs, as instructed by the City Council of Nor- walk last night. Frankie, the little son of Wallace Sherwood, was playing with some other children on Mechanic‘s street, yesterday afternoon, when he was struck in the face by a stick thrown by Paul English. Bis nose was badly bruised and nearly broken It bled freely for some time. -——Capes and jackets, at your own price, at ll. S. Smith‘s. A meeting of the seiectmeu and a com. mittee of the Board of Councilmen, relao tive to the town's annual allowance to the city for highways, will be held at the Council room tonight. The meeting was to have been held last Friday night, but was postponed. A delegation of three from Douglas Fowler Post, headed by Commander Arnold, appeared before the Council, at the opening of its session last night, and asked for the u«ua| lemorial Day appropriation of 350. it was granted without delay, and Ir. Arnold extended the thanks of the Post to the Council in a few apt words. Chief of Police Bradley's report of the doings of the Norwalk police department for the month of April gives the number of arrests as eleven. Nine were arrested for drunksnn'ess. one for breach of the peace, and one for breach of the peace and drunkenneass. Eight men wereccm- mitted to jail, one was discharged by the chief, and two paid lines and costs. There were 776 tramps in the tramp house dur~ lag the month. lies lfaria Delahonty gave a birthday party at her home In South Norwalk, lastBsturday afternoon, entertaining a numbsrof her friends, among them Lia- aie Taylor. Jennie Scoilsid, Mary Hen. driek,Annis Ruthlary Collins, Emily Harris, Tessie Hendrick, Thomas Col- lins. John Collins and Richard Dela- hnnty. She received many beautiful presents. Dinner was served at 8:80 o’clock, and many games were enjoyed. ~Attentioniscallsdtothcsswho are totskepsrtinprseentlng the gains of Using Whist. Ynuareiasltsd to meet at Arlen nail this Thursday evening. lay lth,at‘l:so sharp, at which time mkpersoawillbsassigasdto their rs- spsctisepartluthscsst. Buy one of thsilttyvtwole numberimst heprsssnt. S w. Gusset llawnt.’ [mataasw’eoautssium] l , .. i J p ' insist Fitted CllBlllBS. F. «D LAiWTON 8t 00. 22 South Main Street. a Good. Cheap and Reliable Harlot l Think of it in titers hFound at Las times of blah prices and continuous! at the same old prices. You can travel the country our and you will not and a market that will beat us in quality or price. Our increasing business shows that we on ALL we say. w' This week we will tell those small Sugar Cured Barns for it 1-20. per lb . every one warn ranted; Shoulder to par 1b.: Green Bluefish, on per 1b.: Clams opened to order, 23¢ per quart. We are asllias “ This is the only market. in the town.. DONOVAN'S BLOCK. E. ill. Jackson. (Over F. Head‘s Confectionery.) BOSSA, ill, in Solid Sittings HAVE TE no. 2 El.“ $l00. READY FOR DELIVERY. tam mm, Fox CYCLE COMPANY. FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY. FRANK S. AYERS, momma or ill! new vonx, MARKET. WASHINGTON STREET. BOUT]! NORWALK. J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the LA'I'll‘l' ITTLI All) IlNlllI. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH” ART. LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN'S STUDIES. 1 , Photographer. 53 Wall Street, Norwaik, Coal. Y8 l BARNES. Mighty Monarchs. $l00. «A3,, The Best Is no... to Good for You. _ WEAR EARL & WILSON’S main . W i‘ m" comes AND cum The Beat in the World. Thelaundries caultmat tltel at... am roar ear serrca ass WEAR LONGER. m THEN. autism-cu.” m I“ pays ycala theend Wecarry afnilllneofsllnswasdyypalsrstyles. we are also agenta for GARDNER (t TAILS New York laundry They dothevcrybestworhposalbls. Geodesic-chemo looking like new, with leesthsnonehsltthsosuelwear. Yeoman-outer the but than you have been paying for ordinary work. We receive only collars and cuffs. WASH Great value 50c, 750 and 98c. children. Prices are right, too. EDWARD N0 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, Silllllll SHERWOOD. lllllEli. CCL‘PllSa rtlnn of E. Gusowskl’s store, corner of 'ulland Water streets. Nor- walit. i 'all and see the latest styles in spring hate. caps etc. an All! NEITHER ABSENT NOR TARDT. Bell of Honor for April of the Pupils of the Center School. The following is a list of pupils of the Center school, Norwalk, who have not been absent or tardy during the month of April. During the entire winter term there were 206 pupils who were not once tardy. Room l—Carlton Byingtou, Herbert Chittim, Richard Dunning, Willie Grey, Arthur Horton, Bertie McDonald, Pas- qua Pace, Kenneth Smith. Fred Londen, Grace Bloom, Georgie Benton, Viola Cogswell, O ive Grey, hiay Leobold. Room 2—Arthnr Bouton, Edward Bar- tram, Charles Bertine, Samuel Farr, France Grumman, Sigmund Gusowski, William Nadia, Howard Smith. Richard Wilson, layzle Aiken, Louise Conley, lnez Daniels, Edith Emerson, Leah Lycett, Gertrude Natteford. Room 3—Selleck Andrews, Charles Cogawell, Harry Donnelly, Frank Fer- ris, Arthur Huntington, Chester Heath, Frank Johnson, Howard Johnson, Oliver Kemp, Wilbur Lockwood, William Littlston. Ernat liners, Howard Nadin, Clifford Parsons, Freddie Ranch, Harry Spicer, Bertha Emerson, Len Bellman. Elisabeth Ifalkin, label Swan, Hay Van Cllsf. Room d—Eiiza Davis, Edith Foster, Clara Hendrickson, Florence James, Bay inobold, Jennie Loudou, Daisy Mott, Ktta Nettaford. lda Pardee,lary Pov horenes, lilidred St. George, Grace Spry gun, Florence Taylor, George Aviscn, Stephen Bray, Lester Brandage, Albert Bouton,tieorge Cavanagh, Willie Ray- mond, Freddie Worden. Room bellman Bartram, Carrie Nadia, Bertha Sprsgue. Clara Bartram, Hattie Gnsowsti, Edna Grumman. Lillie Gods, Carrie Jones, Annie Hurray, Bessie Stanley, Hattie Parker, Hattie Walker, Harry Bartram, Chester Oriole. Cornelius Bendsickssa, Innis Iott, Grover Icon, John Nestor. Room GvBertha Carl. Blanche Ills, Julia Hod-ta. Kathie Easter. Florence inckwocd.Vloist Lycett, Jessie loose, Daley Roach, Edith Springsteen. Jeanie Townsend. Percy Barnum Arthur iirsthsrtnn. Hairy Contact, Fred Killer, Arthur Smith. Boom t—Tbsrshes been no tardiness. Twenty-two pupils were not absent. B.R.Bowmfl.pub.laqnisu,cl8sr- msn.ind.,wrltse: lastwsskelr little girl mob-only oas wehavs.wsstsksa witheross. Mtsrtwodsetesstaoea illustration-differentiating oa'a masthmdwstsistsslissseOoefi cars all its his was meal. a. a. manna-sunny. . r EDWARD STREET GOODS. You should examine our stock of Wash Fabrics. Have taken special care in selecting these goods, and think our stylessnd prices are about right. SHIRT WAISTS. Have just opened a splendid line of Lsdies' Shirt Waists. Choice assortment. HOISERY AND GLOVES. Onyx Fast Black Hosiery is our standby. Everyone knows they are the best in the world. We have them for gentlemen, ladies and children. Our stock isaleo complete in Tan Hose. Plain for ladies and gentlemen, and plain and ribbed for STREET, lilillliiilSl. we; HAVE EVERY- THING YOU WANT Burgess’ Blitll'l'lill For It cents. 'l'ry Ins. Pill! IEFIIEI BUM BAMPIlilll 80. NOBWALK, 0T. NORWALK. R. H. PLlIS'l'Efl. IIIIItalI. l. H. Pilllllll. We also Sell Clothing, Eur... nishings and Hats of I the same sort. llllflllllll Bills. 14 SOUTH MAIN SE, MASONIC BUILDING, SO. NORWALK. NORWALK. if HM ’ lethshwlofwskulgireos «MA I” paystodioiitz. hemmed-steam. lfthswefgittmaeocsra little, so one comp!“ hctlteaematemitshsa'tgosoder. ' ltissowith everything i sell from Salt to Hey, Grain and Feed. The‘eomiowofntygoodsisfnll weighttoo. [Sal titst‘banothertltiiegttxstyuya. is MARSHALL stance- l‘l’hc Lending Grain Dealer. ngHOUSECLEAN- . . “01.5“” n i “a" Salt. “6. G'- erases strict. estates meat treat. sameness mmmnmlmmm“ DISE N F E CTANTS. ‘iNSECTICYDES, REMEMBER REMEWM “‘ "W” "‘ """‘ " ETC' Thachrh nowtllnulthsetmiaM!“ REMEMBER 1.... .. .-...n.“l.‘.:." REMEMBER gawk“ simian-mnemonic» ass-eat rates we “1.0 so“ t.“ We Sillfllllli illlllllllllll.‘ iswhatthsmsncfladayaselseklagfsmeedwsass always as the flat pissessndsansiy. NEGLIGIE AND PERCALI SHIRTS, WRITE AND PANCT veers, wasnam WINRANDS. AT lac AUDI“. We! aim CLUB HOUSE u! m
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